Detroit Munitions

[Dusty Lens]

You've got several things wrong there Dusty. Last one first, as it's the shortest and easiest to answer;

Despite you telling me not to say I don't own the physical structure, I'm going to say it anywhere. Ageira Technologies is the owner of that station and I have absolutely no control over any part of it not directly related to our products (weapon assembly lines and research bays). In-game I have no control of it, in-RP I have no control of it. If our partnership with Ageira were canceled, we would not have any influence in the future of that station.

Furthermore, I did not buy the company and all its stuff. I bought the CEO position from the former CEO. I bought stocks. I do not own every asset belonging to Detroit Munitions. If you read the financial reports section of the site, you will see the stocks altogether were worth just under ten thousand credits a piece, (100,000 x 10,000 = 1,000,000,000) when you take the number of stocks total and the price paid by IND/my char.

My character does not get to claim the company's assets as her own. Also in the financial reports section, you will see our total net worth is many times that figure, and that is the true cost to purchase the company and everything it owns as oneself. Something my character did not do. People buying their way into upper positions of a company is nothing new.

Dab, I told you to say what you will about owning the strucutre, never a word about requesting you not mention it.

That's very clearly stated.

You can do better and there's no need for you to pop a squat like that. I'm sure if I got many things wrong you could address 1-2 of my points rather than going after something which you misquote and manufacture.

I don't give two damns about the physical body of the station, moreso the idea of what it represents and what product it shats out. Specifically the implied value of those products, licensing and rights to the same.

My position was that buying out ownership/control of the facility and the ownership/control over the material/political worth it represents for such a pathetic fee is laughable. That is the core of my derision. The sum you offer up of a billion credits as the worth of all that is exactly the sort of thing that makes me shoot cognac right out my sniffer.

My character does not get to claim the company's assets as her own. Also in the financial reports section, you will see our total net worth is many times that figure, and that is the true cost to purchase the company and everything it owns as oneself. Something my character did not do. People buying their way into upper positions of a company is nothing new.

This is where everything starts to fall apart, where the paint starts getting mixed. I'd find it lovely if maybe you could state the actualities of things rather than expressing what you perceive as how they aren't.

So this is what I'd like you to do.

A) State the total worth of the Detroit Munitions company.
B) How that compares to the stated worth of stocks.
C) What holding a majority shareholding of stocks means.